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Sean McKee
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Raising Rents to Offset Eviction Ban losses

Sean McKee
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello BP,

Who here plans to raise rents more than they normally would due to losses caused by either the national eviction ban or local ones?  

I've been fortunate to have kept my losses relatively low given the circumstances, however they were probably more than if it were normal times. I do plan on increasing more than I normally. This obviously will depend on market conditions.

I am curious to know what others are doing.

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Terrell Garren
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Terrell Garren
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Yeppers.  The CDC raised the risk in the rental business and I will need to mitigate it. 

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